A birthday surprise for the farmer

by Amanda Wells // January 13, 2020 // 1 Comment

My husband is the kind of guy who is hard to buy for because most of the time, if there’s something he wants or needs, he just goes and gets it. Doesn’t wait around or add it to his wish... Continue reading →

A farmer’s crop destroyed, but God’s promises remain

by Amanda Wells // October 19, 2017 // 10 Comments

I couldn’t believe it. I mean, I could; I’m a farmer’s wife. Our livelihood depends on the weather, so when the drought drags on or the rushing rains flood our fields, we pray and wait. And wait. And wait some... Continue reading →

How to Tell Apart a Rooster from a Hen

by Amanda Wells // June 11, 2016 // No Comments

I don’t ever want to take for granted that you, my readers, know everything about living on a farm, including those things which I take for granted, like who lays the eggs—the hen or the rooster? Or is it the... Continue reading →

Farm Fresh Pancakes (including a THM version!)

by Amanda Wells // January 12, 2016 // No Comments

The best part of living on a farm is the food. For real. Fresh eggs. Fresh country sausage. Fresh orange juice. Fah-resh everything. We are a pancake-loving family because waffles take way too long to cook they’re easy, affordable,... Continue reading →

Farm Life and Our Newest Family Member

by Amanda Wells // September 1, 2015 // No Comments

Several people have told me lately they didn’t realize we had a farm (FYI: Hubs is a third generation farmer, so yeah, he’s been farming a while) so I am here to remedy that! About two years ago we began... Continue reading →

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A birthday surprise for the farmer

A farmer’s crop destroyed, but God’s promises remain

How to Tell Apart a Rooster from a Hen

Farm Fresh Pancakes (including a THM version!)

Farm Life and Our Newest Family Member